The Block's Sharon Johal slams producers for her 'villain edit'

Sharon Johal slammed The Block producer’s for her ‘villain edit’ after she was flooded with racist abuse over her and husband Ankur Dogra’s cheating scandal.

The former Neighbours star, 34, posted several photos of herself with their dog on Wednesday as she made a dig at the show.

An unlikely ally came to her side — The Block ‘villain’ Tanya Guccione, who sparked her own cheating scandal last year, voiced her support on Sharon’s Instagram post.

‘In non-fake/edited happier news: this!’ Sharon captioned the picture reel.

‘Comments turned off because we don’t feel like being threatened over a reality TV show.Cheers for the villain edit mates!’

Tanya, 41, quickly chimed in, commenting: ‘I see u girl! And I’m here with you cheering you both on! Hold your head up high!’ 

Sharon and Ankur sparked controversy after he refused to admit they’d used Google to win $50,000 worth of prizes during a wine-making challenge on Tuesday.

The couple were questioned by hosts Scott Cam and Shelley Craft on Wednesday, after they managed to recreate a near-identical wine blend.

Shelley asked if they ‘knew how to make it’, but Ankur stuck to his story about the pair having exceptional noses when it comes to wine.

Scott asked teams to guess if a number of mystery wines were from ‘Australia or France’, with the winner getting $1,000.

A clearly nervous Ankur did not know the difference between rosé and pinot, which left the group shocked.

Sharon, who is of Indian descent, 바다이야기 proceeded to receive vile racist messages online during the public backlash.  

Meanwhile, Tanya last year had to go to ground after her cheating ways were finally exposed on the show.   

The makeup artist sensationally admitted to cheating during the finale, telling producers she had in fact taken a photo of the production schedule after denying it for weeks.

Anyone who saw the photo would have the advantage of being able to plan their specifications weeks in advance or pre-order something for a specific room. 

Tanya was quickly inundated by a wave of online backlash, prompting her to pull out of all scheduled media interviews.